"You provide the photographs, and I will provide the war".
This quote has been attributed to the king of yellow-journalism: William Randolph Hearst in his desire to inflame passions against the Spanish to which a war could be started against.
William Randolph Hearst sent artist Frederic Remington to Cuba in 1897 to provide illustrations for Hearst's newspapers, particularly to cover the Cuban War of Independence against Spanish rule. Hearst aimed to sensationalize the conflict and boost newspaper sales, believing that dramatic visuals would capture public interest. Remington's artwork was intended to depict the turmoil and heroism of the Cuban struggle, contributing to the growing American support for intervention in the conflict.
Willaim Randolph Hearst was an American.
Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst were rival newspaper publishers.
Hearst assigned many of his reporters and illustrators (such as Frederic Remington) to report on the war from Havana in 1898. However when Remington contacted Hearts telling him that there was no war, requesting permission to return home Hearst stated "Please remain. You furnish the pictures and I'll furnish the war". Shortly after the U.S.S Maine was exploded Hearst began printing banner headlines which read "War? Sure!" inflaming public opinion.
This quote has been attributed to the king of yellow-journalism: William Randolph Hearst in his desire to inflame passions against the Spanish to which a war could be started against.
William Randolph Hearst sent artist Frederic Remington to Cuba in 1897 to provide illustrations for Hearst's newspapers, particularly to cover the Cuban War of Independence against Spanish rule. Hearst aimed to sensationalize the conflict and boost newspaper sales, believing that dramatic visuals would capture public interest. Remington's artwork was intended to depict the turmoil and heroism of the Cuban struggle, contributing to the growing American support for intervention in the conflict.
The expression was "You provide me with the photographs, and I'll provide you with the war" and it was uttered by Yellow Journalist William Randolph Hearst.
Born in 1945 to a lady friend of William Randolph (son of William Randolph Hearst) she is the grand daughter of William Randolph Hearst.
William Randolph Hearst is 6' 3".
William Randolph Hearst is 6' 3".
Frederick Remington.
William Randolph Hearst had blue eyes.
Willaim Randolph Hearst was an American.
William Randolph Hearst was born on April 29, 1863.
William Randolph Hearst III was born in 1949.
William Randolph Hearst was born on April 29, 1863.